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CREATE WATERLOO HOSTS MONTHLY CAMPFIRES
Create Waterloo is hosting public campfires in Waterloo Public Square the third Wednesday of every month between May and September. Campfires are held between 6:30 and 9:30 pm. Scott […]
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CAMBRIDGE’S TRILLIUM UNITED CHURCH CREATES PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN SPA FOR SENIORS
In 2023, Trillium United Church in Cambridge began a weekly personal care clinic that offers pay-what-you-can services to seniors. At first, the clinic offered only foot care and haircuts, but […]
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BLACKRIDGE HARLEY-DAVIDSON HOSTS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY EVENT FOR WOMEN BIKERS
The Blackridge Harley-Davidson dealership in Cambridge held an International Women’s Day (IWD) event exploring this year’s theme: “inspire inclusion”. They targeted current and aspiring female motorcycle riders, advocating for more […]
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KITCHENER GAINS PET-FRIENDLY CERTIFICATION
In January 2024, Kitchener was officially certified under the Better Cities for Pets Initiatives from Mars Petcare. Kitchener is the first Canadian city to receive this designation, but not the […]
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STUDIO FUZIONS’ RUN COMES TO AN END
Studio Fuzion is a multi-use art space located at 1253 King St. E in Kitchener. Within the last year, the space has hosted zine-maker meetups, art shows, raves, punk shows, […]
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COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOT RATES IN WATERLOO REGION LOWER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE
About a month ago, wastewater tests showed that Waterloo Region had COVID-19 infection numbers approaching those during the pandemic’s peak Omicron levels two years ago. In the last 90 […]
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PAT THE DOG HOSTS FIRST OF MANY EVENTS IN INDIE BUZZIES SERIES
In early October, Pat the Dog Theatre Creations announced their Indie Buzzies Series, seventeen artistic projects debuting at The Registry Theatre featuring a variety of artistic mediums including dance, music, […]
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CANADIAN CLAY AND GLASS GALLERY CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF REPRESENTING NATIONAL ARTISTS
The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery (CCGG), which opened its doors in June 1993 celebrated their 30th anniversary this year. CCGG is the only Canadian gallery dedicated to the […]
